English
Etymology
From AGr., possibly via Latin.
Noun
lexis
- The total set of words in a language.
- The vocabulary used by a writer
#: In this broadsheet newspaper, the reporter uses a complicated and formal lexis which I find hard to understand sometimes.
Latin
Etymology
From AGr.|la λÎξις (lexis)
Noun
la-noun|lexis|lexeos|lexeŨs|f|third
- A word.
Declension
Irregular. Accusative plural lexeis.
Synonyms
nomen|nŨmen, verbum
vi:lexis
tr:lexis
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